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Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Tho school Election,

The school election tomorrow 10 ex.
citing soma interest. but nothing like
the interest that should be manifested
upon SO important An occasion. The
following are the probable candidates..
as far rs they are talked about ut this
writing:
First ward-L. W. Palmer.
Second ward-Charles III. Simmons,
opposed probably by John Doordan.
ThiId ward-Collector j. 7. Dickey,
It Ia said, will be opposed by David
Lemon.
Fourth ward-Johu Hanson for long
term, j. G. Massey TOR short term. 7.
+ " God Singley, 1t Is said, will contest
with Mr.. Hanson for the long term.
Fifth wards. r. 8mith, 1t IL said
will be opposed by ID o g. Kenney.
Sixth wards. II. Beta for long
term and William H. Foulk for short
term. Henry T. Kyle, It ia said, will
contest with Mr.. Belts for the lon
term.
Seventh ward-There is no apparen,
opposition to Charles Baird.
Eighth wsrd--Dr. George Il. Cant.
we'll and James II. Morgan are named
there lie only one 10 elect
Ninth ward-Dr. K. &. Sbortlidge ID
q candidate for the long term, and Jas
G. Walker In the east end for the shorl
term. DR.. 8. Chadwick Is also named
for the short term.
Tenth ward-No opposition has beer
announced to VIM. q. Grier.
Eleventh wards. N. Trump, bu
there may be opposition.
Twelfth ward-Joseph Pyle ia named
for the long term and Alvin r. Morri
son for short term.
The polls will open Mt IL O'Clock o.
within 30 minutes thereafter and vii
close at 6 O'Clock.
The following are the places wher'
polls will be opened:
First ward-Second street near Wash
ineton Second ward-Felton house
Third wArd-school house, Elm ant
Adams; Fourth ward-school Fifth anl
Pine; Fifth ward, school house, Eight
aud Wollastou; Sixth ward, schoo
house, Twelfth and Walnut; Seventh
ward, school house, Eleventh an(
Washington; Eighth ward, fchoo
house. Seventh and Spruce; Nintl
ward, Old Academy; Tenth ward
school house, Third and Harrison
Eleventh Ward, school house, Oak au(
Harrison; Twelfth ward, Fourth and
Scott.
Candidates for the Board must b.
freeholders in the city one month beft I,
the election, aud voters must have pale
the last years city and school tax u
ca title them to vote.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Barnum . show Greater Than Ever.

Barnum's show Greater Than Ever.
The grand street. parade of the United
Barnum and London shows will take
place In this city next Friday morning,
t. be followed by performances In the
afternoon and evening in the nam moth
terts.
Never before 10 the history of amuee
ments In this or any other country has
there been SO immense and stupeL 6ous
show as the 0ae thsy Barnum will
present on that day. The capital Of
the ooncsrn has bssn increased to s..
COT, 1000, and Every one OF the many de-.
pArtmsnts have been largely aided Co,
making the daily eXpeuse over 81, eco.
There will be three circus compact lee
performing In three big rings, each AZ
feet In diamsts ter, and upon an elevated
stage 60 by so fact; there will be the Ro.
man hippodrome, with its glorious
races, as only Bainpm knows how TO do
1t; the museum or living curiositiee,
with famous gisnts, dwarfs, etc; Cap
tain Paul Boyn,oH's aquatic perform
auces IN u specially constructed lake of
clear va'er, the flying gymnasium and
other curious features,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
THIRD EDITION.
Dynamite round in . Barrel.

Myers Acklty and his son John have a
machine shop at 14l6 Washington ave.
nue., Philadelphia. Mr.. Myers bought a
lot of empty ale barrels recently and
stored them in the yard back of the shop.
On Thursday afternoon his son John
found some big dynamite cartridges and
about ten yards of fuse in one of the bar
rels. There were two bottles filled with
dynamite besides and fuses were attached
to the neck of each bottle. Officer Charles
Black, of the Seventeenth district, had
just pulled for the patrol wagon at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon when John Ack
ley told him of his discovery. The officer
arrested the dynamite and the fuses and
took them to the station house and locked
them in cell. The bundle of deadly eX-
plosives lay on the cell seat last night.
Three half drunken prisoners in the ad
Joining cells sobered up quickly when
they heard that one of the cells was full
of dynamite. One OF the prisoners waited
patiently TO- the explosion and entertain
ed the other prisoners with glowing &C
count of o dynamite explosion that he
had witnessed where ten men were blown
to atoms
Lieutenant Thompson handled the bun
die gingeriy, and Sergeant Tomilson ad
vised him not to monkey with it Th,
dynamite will have hearing this morning
lift is not claimed by its friends Lieutcn
ant Thompson will take 1t down in tn
Neck on awheelbarrow and bury it. Mr.
Ackley is a very jolly old man, and h
laughed last night about his sons find
He is at peace with all men, and said h
didn't think any body wanted to blow u
his shop or himself. He thinks tina
some one hid the dynamite in the barre
j list to get rid OF it. Mr.. Myers think
tt belongs to somebody who had bee
blasting rock.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Safe burglary at Negpor.

The safe in the + t,i,s =, .,s Ma
ton Iron Comnanv At rss,a,s|
was blown OMEN and rnhnsS ~
and Q O'Clock this mornirs III
pAnv'a mills ara rpnnir, ,,,,.aJ
Jul oSlue 10 lhr rn,s. afsa.
machinerv and ,hs ,,I',n, ~ :,
the no,s. made he L,o,s,n, o..l
safe In the 1f,ice could ~.
sboazh one or two men ,n,ssJ
heard AN nnuspa1 rn,sa ~.
,iora In the nffic, usrs n,rcoys,,
workman who went on. ,c,be md
n hncke. nj w,tsr ~,
tho ,tfics pull to tNa sbnt',rI
the.t soma.tiv, ,.syl
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

ollCE-A WIDOW LADY, WITH
T., , an, httie gitl would like TO 90 out of town
~, f. a. nc iahIiy. Where they will be as the
INV 'f No amd NIP w'h household onties for
, r, no"Tn; or VIII keep house Tor II nice
nit. Auuirss Mrs. L. this office. in6-2t'
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
n birthday surprise,

Yesterday YVES this 18th birthday of
Mrs Ray Miller, daughter o. Mr. John
Is Miller, the weli-known grocer at
Rising Sur, and number OF the
friends OF the young lady determined
to give her surprise Early in the
evening about twenty Fl ve couple met
a. the residence of Mr. Adam Lindsay,
Delaware avenue and Lincoln street,
auo proceeded to Mr. Miller's resid ence
a. the Hiehlsnds. Miss Ray, although
taken completely by surprise, made her
unexpected guests feel that they were
welcome, and very pleasant evening
was spent. An excellent supper was
provided, ard the hours passed so
rapidly that 1t was O'Clock this morn
ing before the party started to return.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Npening for the saaaOn,

Charles Kyle has opened his Ice
cream psrlors, corner Sixth and Orange
streets. He has an experience OF forty
years in the business, and Is come
quently so well known to our citizens
that wo-i Of commend stiou Is SCARCE
'ly necessary at our hands. Hts ice
cream Is o; the best quality, and every
thin o 10 kepi In drst-class order. He
proposes to keep up TO the Old mark OF
excellence, aud thus deserve the con.
tinped patronage OF our citzsns.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Ruined by the Rise In wheat.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Mesars. Gar
ruthers & Co., of 18 Broadway, large
grain brokers, were posted to-day %
unable to meet their contracts. They
were largely short of May wheat and
the recent rise was too much for them.
Manager Marshall said that the liabilt-
ties might run from $50, 0C0 to s.. 900, 600.
Tnis firm did very large business In
grain and commissions, and the mem
bers Of 1t are T. r Carruthers and 7.
W. Moorehesd. John Allen, Il former
partner, is made the assignee. The
firm are members Of exchanges ut Chi.
caeo, Boston, Toledo. Cincinnati and
nearly ell others Of Importance In the
country.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
a Coming Attraction.

Next Monday George Boniface, sup.
ported by an excellent company, will
commence an engagement OF one week
at the Academy OF Music. IN the eensa
ional play, THE Streets OF New York, D
of which tne New York Herald speaks
IS follows:
THAT old time melodrsma "The
Streets OF New York;" with real fire
engine, lots of red sparks, iunumerable
|supers in red shirts and theatrical looks
and various other things, was presented
at the Grand Opera House last evening,
and succeeded in deeply interesting q
large audience in the lover part OF the
mouse and thrilling o much larger In
the gallery"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
DlEE.

|GALLAG HERON the 9th inst. Ellen,
wife CT Timothy Gallagher, aged As years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-.
denoe OF her husband. at Free Park, Du.
Fonts Bank, on SATURDAY. morning at 9
O'CLOCK. High Mass at st. Jcs,ph'a Church
at $50. lnterment at st. Joseph g Como
tory.
FENNi MORE.-On the 9th inst, John b.
Eennimore, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence OF his mother, on West street, fourth
door below Water street, On sunday after.
noon al 3 40 O'Clock. Services at htbury NJ
church. lnsorment at kiverview come
terry.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Houses u. pubiic sale.

Head & Co will sell at positive sale
to morrow afternoon. at 4 o'c ock on tae
premises, the six two story brick dwel.
llngs, No 9c6 to 9l6 East Seventh st.
These houeo are well located for rent
Ing purposes, are near some o! the laree
soops, and are N every way desirable
either az investments for capitalists OF
AZ homes for vorkiDgnen. The sale
Will be positive. without postponement,
withdrawal CT underbioding
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Redeeuing n fronike.

Mayor Roche, OF Chicago, who wa.
elected By union Of Republicans and
Democrats, il redeeming Ills promise &c
give the pei Dle of that city q ncI -pa.si
can administration. Among his ncs'
recent uouiinatione are Mr.. w. j. Ora'
han fcr city collector and DR.. o G. De
Wolf for health com missioner. These
entlemen are present incumbeuts. and
are Democrats. Bo:h are conceded TO
be efficient ,f1iceis ard men of high
ClAracler
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Curious Iiird'

Last Tuesday a ve'y slnsn y
was captured at the &C., p a. No
Works, New Castle, an. aaT,,LiI
that town hsd ever peei a o.. (
It. i. was senT to the 2 'oics i y
at Philadelphia. wLe. SRI. NJ sd
noun csd o RsIeats IL NATIVE " vi
Florida. the only way ~ .or
presence eau DO ACCOUNT n,;,,an thl
Castle is on the suppoeis,,U1A
oapsd from . passing veifel
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
aadr..s Yesterday Aftsrn DON.

Yesterday afternoon Bishop Boone, OF
made an address at Sc.
Johns P. e. Church before the Foreign
Missionary Society. His subject was
the evangelization work In China,
which he said was proving very sue.
cessful, and that he had the greatest
hopes for the future. He spoke OF the
degraded condition OF women In China
and told what Chr istianity has already
done toward elevsting them to their
proper station. The Bishop was fol-
lowed by the Rev. Daniel NJ Bates, Of
Clifton Heights, Pa, who made an odd
dress urging the necs seity OF active
work In behalf Of foreign missionB.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
A Large Return.

The report of zoe city treasurer, q!
presented to Council last niaht, shows
thai during the month of April, CLERK
OF the Market Smeltz has paid hin
s487 50 for rents, and other iuc come from
tue markets. This IL re N arksbly Rcoc
showing. and it 10 stated that it Is TIL
largest amount ever realized in single
month from this eource. FIR. Smell.
has proved an efficient officer in every
way. and has, during his term. improv
ed the mail ets in many respects.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Sale Of Horses.

CantraTilie is becoming 20 favorably
known az q place for sales OF stock tina
ID. Cosselnan has deter mined to have a
eaie of Indiana horees on Tuesday, the
18th inst., the day after the sale OF cows
aed swine By Proud & Merrick. All
who wish to purchase should cal, and
examine them, as It is probable that
they may sell very reasonable. Std.
ham has bstn employed for the coca
sion, and will do his best to help hi.
friends to seoare good bargains.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Moro III Luck.

Yesterday afternoon, while Chief OF
Police Dougheriy was attending to
some business In the Mayors Office, he
was summoned to come home at once,
as his little daughter had met with an
accident by which her toes were cut IF.
Upon reaching his residence he found
that an iron cellar door had fell on her
fout, but instead OF cutting her toes of
1t had only mashed them. This morn
ing, shortly after the chief reached his
office, he received telegram announc.
ing the death of his bI0ther's wife In
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

The Sunday school OF the First Pres
byterian church has elected the follow
ing officers: SuperiGtendcut, II. T.
Wallace; assistant superintendent,
James Bowers; tocretary, James Bow.
ere; assistant secretary, B. Mckay
treasurer, John e. Hamilton; organist
Miss Emma Huey; assietant or2anist
Miss Anna Osborne; librarian, Elmel
Moore; superintendent OF the primary
department, Miss Helen johnson; 40
sistant. Mrs. Dr.. II. ]. Mckay.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
MARRIAGES

IPRESTON-S May 6, 1857, by
the Rev. q. +. Earring, Mr.. Samuel "
Pres ON to Miss hebec,s Shipley, both Of
Wilming:o n, Del.
Nc RINNEY-NEIL.- the 9Th inst by
Rev. l.. Marks. ID. d., Mr.. William J. Nc
Kinney and Miss May X. Nell, ell OF
Wilmington.
|STEN GEL-BROSRM Nay 3, 1887,
at Al7 North Oolle2e avenue, by hev.
Robert Graham, Christian STENCIL and
Ida Brosamle, both Of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
a Series,fpa.

u REGULATIONS
For the past eight ve,,s"
ray ,colored, has been n CO.., ,,' s'las
o. ths Wilmington Dent., - m ta IN B
. ing company of this city, ', anu (
he was arrested on a w:, ,s.e'aay
him with the 'arceny q a. ", cna|
valuable goods from the,- :, y iaatI
circumstances OF the ca. s'','9,
could be atcetiained, a sas', n. ~ !.
For tomA time past tie co' ~ y % .
been m Using platinum and i' a,p'
able articles, but althon.Na T'ner|
part OF these goods passed M t1s q
Murray's hands, the nspaos ru l. "a
confidence in his hor es;y t s'a' "a uaa
clon attached to him. A'' 10
Not long since the comp,sv
= Quantity OF platinum, wb;,p pI :.
% an ounce In Ph,.ads.pb,, a.. :,
TO their surprise that IN tss ' ~.
were several ounces Of thu y Tr W
which had been nis.sa 80, M
works. This led to An i,r. O
by which it was d!scoy cred ,b c,', y
had been supplying the o0od i,s =.
oolored man VINO disuned - "a
Philadelphia. VI 'c
This man was arrested and
full confession, on the s,-sr,
which . warrant was i.snst Is \
ray. The hearing took n,a, :.
Squire Smith YESTERDAY, and ,1 y,
as brought out by The ts,,in ~
substar TALLY tie sans a.
and Murray was commit.
default Of 81. COO bal, 70, h,snns1
ct the Court Of Genera Ss.,tn'
his accomplish WAS he'd in ,scI
witness. Murray was taken " !,
Castle yesterday Afternoon ,rasl
Ia being made to day to ,a.s
Iqutred amount of bsi! and ,t,
release. 1t Is supposed ;uat
has been engaged In the,s pscn,
for years, and 1t Ia a diaicu,t ana
form a correct idea Ut toe
taken.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

This afternoon about 4 O'Clock,
"Fatty" Langtry, the champion fat
man boxer Of American, and who
weighs go pounds, will run 100 yards
on the causeway with an unknown,
weighing 220 pounds, for purse OF $50.
Langtry is backed by j. II. Fitzgerald,
and the unknown by John Kelley.
Considerable sport Is anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Y OOK TO YOUR IN
~ in.erest. Our goods 3aANla
are aew reliable and Ina,k- -=~s $500.
ca ~ very reasonable prices In order 10 es
taolish our trade wo have Lice assort.
OF Ladies' SlIppers at FORMAN'i
ne.iabie Shoe House. to. 10 East Fourth
'.reeI' oetween M&.ges and King sts. mott
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
A Shoe Factory.

e company has been formed for the
eeta ailshrneht of thos factory
In Cluster, Penna., ard preparh-
tom are beng made for the cree.
ton of suitable building, apd the
proc lremeut Ut the necessary machin.
cry. / i. sail that 1t will be one of TIE
mos complete establishments Of the
kind n hat Stale The capitalists Ct
Chester a'e snterprising, and seem dt.
terIhihed 10 keep up With the demand,
of the t.mst.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Paul Escaues tho Gallows.

PoTTsvILLE, May BIN the case oil
Lewis Paul, on trial here for the muir
der OF Mrs. Rebscca Strin2er, at Ash
lana, several monJns ago. the jury this
morning returned o verdict or murder
In tha second degree. Tho verdict wa.
general surprise, as conviction in The
nfss degree was looked for. Paul will
be sentenced on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Three Men Injured by AN Explosion.

At II O'Clock on Thursday morning
three men employed at Bsldwin's LOCO
motive Works, Philadelphia, were in.
jured by an explosion caused by pour
ing melted lead into moulds that were
damp. Their names are Harry Scbam
bsrger, aged % years, OF 13i7 PslethorT
stree,; William Kssticn. aged 40 years
of 409 Garden strtei; Benjamin Schin
ger, aged Al years, of 2052 Lsithgow
street. All OF them were badly burned
about the face aud hands. They were
taken to the German Hospital.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
- ,y an
t,vo tn Hang and h"ns "

Those fire gilt papers ' loon
papering so many PREY p. ss,,s s' ptt
the same psp.rs othei ,, s cd
y yiit en- en- I bossed paper can. i, o. Stss b,
will pay 20 and 90 oe cen csd' Hs
s aolt. A 21s West Second S''''
Is iie.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
The Largest and Finest.

Tomorrow Powell, In the Third street
market, will have on his stalls the
largest and finest stock Of shad brought
here this season. In addition to these,
he will have his usual supply OF her
ring, cat fish, rock, sturgeon and other
varieties OF the fnny tribe. TIE stalls
win be open until 10 O'Clock OF night.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

At special meeting Of the Panni,
Military Band, Of the above named
place, held March s, 1857, the following
resolution was presented and unani
mously adopted:
Resolved, That Messrs. John w
Diefendorf and Thomas Cullen, OF tn,
WILMINGTON Clothing House, Whining
ton, Del, to whom the PhDnix Mill
tary Band, OF Pt9nixville, PeDna
gave the contract to furnish pantaloons
be complimentei for the highly salts
factory manner in which they fulhl,et
their agreement, and also fer the excel
lent workmanship and At, toRethe
with the good material for the price
Yours, c. II. HOWELL.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
a Professional Game.

Yesterday uorEing game of base
ball took place at the Front au;.
Uniou straets grounds between mines
from the Wilhnr Opera company and
the " ST. is Of New York company,
which resulted in score of . TO 8 in
favor of the former. Another pAue W;ll
be played 81 tao zane place at . O'Clock
10 mcrrOW ploTni;n.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

stidham & Son sold twenty-five head
of horses for A. II Tyson, at Chester, on
Thursday afternoon, ranging in price from
Sl36 10 $3.50, averaging SiS6. No IL was
purchased by Douglass Mccoy OF New
Castle Hundred, the sire having record
OF 2.26. John Hanson also purchased a
fine coach mare, and other Wilmiugto.
lians were among the bidders,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
1he Ozar's Hospitality.

LONDON, May The Gear has in.
vited the King of Denmark, the King
and lleen OF Greece, the Queen oil
Servia, the Prince and Princes OF
Montenegro and the Duchess Of Edin
bnrRh to be his guests during his 80
.iopru in the Crimea.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
This Mornings Drunks.

Six cases Of drunkenness were dis
posed OF at this mornings session OF the
city court, rs follows: Joseph Heck,
Alfred TalIey, James Bell and Edward
Mulby were each fined So and costs,
John Maguire 50 and costs, and James
Mckay was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
Chester County Butter,

Per5ors IN want of choice Cheste
County hu'tsr phould cell on s.. L. Wei
Ole, ffail 425 Washington Street Mar
ket, every Tuesday and Wednesday,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
a Steamer sunk by Ooilision.

LONDON, Ray 5-The steamer Aisle
from Barcelona for Marseilles, has besii
sunk in a collision with the French
Transatlantic Compsny's steamer Ajac.
clio, from Cetts for Algiers. Sevara
passengers we're drowned.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
n,ee,,pg To-Niorro" s W.,

Another meeting q ~ he Il
cratic Association wiz VIZ roon,
MORO morrow evening, at the ne G ry
Young Mems Deino sY, ns made
feversl changes Will y .io W. snl u
uortaut business trApe-
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

clothing to be had anywhere for the
money COD ba bought at Mulln &.
Sons, Oh ~ MArke5. They ssl only re-
liable goods, guaranteed to be sstis
factory ut ons low price.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

MCKEE plated cuspadores, large size,
45c. Iron bound paper pals, good
colors and warranted, l7c. I. Lewis
Row, Alb King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

On the 10th OF October, In Brandy.
wine Hundred, near the Concord pike.
The owner can have the same by apply.
ing at 625 French street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
commencement EXERCISES.

Rev. Samuel W. Small, the revival!
let, will preach the annual sermon Re
fore the Young Mer g Christian Ascot
ation OF Eu oy ard Henry College q
III announcement, June 5 Bishoi
B. X. HsrgTove will preach the bacca
laureate sermon The same CAV, and h,
Hon. John Gooje will deliver tn,
alumni address Jupe7.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

LONDON, May "A dispatch from
hangoon aays that cyclone has don't
much damage 10 shipping there.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
take the Bo''

to 9th s. MARKET, MT %nar TIsrs
mense stock OF the MA ln,l q. ofsl
bought for cash aud '''- |
price. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

For Beneiis of ST. Paul's III. n. Church.
W. W. Weir, photographer, GIL Mar.
ket street, will give one reserved OF at
ticket for Cantsts Of Queen Esther with
every sitting until May 10. Do not mits
this.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

LOOK oat Tor HS', ;. n
In ladies' and eent;ia,E,''oss ~
shoes. on SATURDAY n,R III En'
street st. The very essa
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
FIFTH EDITIoI
Dots.

Prof. Woodruff viii v,.,.
MAGNETIC electrlc appl s, 10 eihihl
SprinRer's Patent M.d .e' at wl
Market street. su'e'ne Depd
,o hance's Granules poao,,,,,
poha %. o. Mandrake Pc. 'e,. 4 gun
!, and enc or ed BY I Snnpp afalyl
umonials. Taylor K Fp,iis 4
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
State of the Temperature


Rosebud chamber sets; antique shape
with gold edge, Is SO Rosebud ira
sets, square shspe, with gilt edge. 4G
pieces, 81 40. | Lewis Row, 4l3 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

bNAhThD-ABJUT 100 QUARTS OF
sbiss, mig day at Creamery, Fourth aud
ehlp-ey stfeete. mott
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

N. B. Our many patrons
testify in the same manner
about the style, fit and work.
manship of our "CUsToM
GARMENTS"
Over 400 patterns to Sc
lect from.
Prices from SIS to 500.
You cannot help finding
something to please you.
Over SO styles of S. trou-
Servings to order.
We ask you to examine
tor yourself. Yours,
JOHN W. DIEFEND0RF.
Manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

For cool glass OF lager aud come
hne lunch stop al ga King, Sa.aIisy.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06
The Johnson Forge Fire.

A 6ue lunch will be served to all who
call at ga King st., Saturday evening
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

ESTANTLU-A WHITE GIRL III DO
w general housevork in a enell family.
Abf.J ~ 90 ~.-aes s...st ms2.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

"Lacs Caps for the Rabies"
MT the "Bce HIVE" 3C6 Market street.
e 7ery one Of the N new this " eek, 10 old
at)ck. All nice and handsome
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Quaker Tea cures dyspepsia. For
sale at Patent Medicine Depot, 402 Mar
ket S.cSst.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

Snapper soup lunch at Legg's, 224
King street, Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-06

3JANTED-iMMEDIArEI.Y. A COM.
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